Rand Paul to Introduce Legislation to Nullify Executive Orders Signed by President Obama

Sen. Rand Paul is pledging to undo some of President Barack Obama’s executive orders on guns that the Kentucky Republican believes overreach.

“In this bill we will nullify anything the president does that smacks of legislation,” Rand said Wednesday on Fox’s “Hannity,” referencing
his legislation that is slated to be introduced in Congress next week. “And there are several of the executive orders that appear as if he’s
writing new law. That cannot happen.”

Executive orders may be a necessary evil but they should have been forcefully temporary until the end of the duration of the president's term and only
renewable once after that for another term, at the end it would be extinguished or have been, in the meanwhile, passed into law by the legislators.

Agreed
I can see Rand being positioned as the controlled opposition and becoming the fabricated 'people's choice' for the next election.
A sheep in wolves clothing, another patsy set up by those in control but marketed to the people as their knight in white armour and a grass root
nomination, then once in power ............same old same old

I believe this is the plan and has been since the popularity of Ron and the loss of Romney
Rand is a stooge ........another puppet ........in place to give you false hope ........all the signs are there ........just wonder if you fall for it
.........or if a legitimate grass root nomination will come about

You're lying to yourself if you believe that only Obama has done this. Bush did the same thing numerous times during his term as president, which is
why I asked if this new law would revoke those orders as well.

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